Magee Legal Services

I handle personal injury cases in Magee and throughout Simpson County, MS. Magee sits at the midpoint of US-49 between Jackson and Hattiesburg, and the commercial corridor running through downtown Magee on US-49 produces a steady volume of car wrecks, truck collisions, and pedestrian accidents. A lawsuit out of Magee goes to Simpson County Circuit Court, 100 Court Avenue, in Mendenhall, the Simpson County seat about 15 miles up US-49 to the north. I know that courthouse and I know Simpson County.

Magee is the largest city in Simpson County and home to the Simpson County Development Foundation Industrial Park on four-lane Highway 49.

Magee And Simpson County Legal Services

Magee Car Accident Lawyer. Covers wrecks along the commercial stretch of US-49 in Magee, plus those on MS-28 and MS-149 out in Simpson County. Lawsuits go to Simpson County Circuit Court over in Mendenhall.

Magee Truck Accident Lawyer. Commercial carrier crashes on US-49 and at the US-49 and MS-28 interchange in Magee. The page covers federal FMCSA rules, locking down evidence, and every defendant in the chain. Lawsuits go to Simpson County Circuit Court over in Mendenhall.

Magee Workers Compensation Lawyer. Workplace injuries at Howard Industries, Tyson Foods, Polk’s Meat Products, Real Pure Beverage Group, and the Simpson County Business Park. Contested claims heard by an Administrative Judge at the Simpson County Courthouse in Mendenhall.

Magee And Simpson County Resources

Simpson County Circuit Court (Mendenhall): 100 Court Avenue, Mendenhall, MS 39114. Phone: 601-847-2474. Site: simpsoncountyms.com. NOTE: Magee is in Simpson County but is not the county seat. All civil cases file in Mendenhall, not Magee.

Magee Police Department: 1st Street Northeast, Magee, MS. Phone: 601-849-2366.

Simpson County Sheriff: 1496 Simpson Hwy. 149, Mendenhall, MS 39114. Phone: 601-847-2155.

Magee General Hospital sits at 300 Third Avenue Southeast, Magee, Mississippi 39111. Phone: 601-849-5070. Site: mghosp.org. Level IV Trauma Center affiliated with the Mississippi Trauma Network. The most critical patients get moved to Forrest General Hospital in Hattiesburg, which is Level II and sits roughly 45 miles down US-49 to the south, or north to Jackson and the University of MS Medical Center, which is Level I and roughly 40 miles up US-49.

Primary Crash Corridor: US-49 runs north-south through Magee carrying Gulf Coast-to-Jackson through-traffic and commercial freight at sustained volume. MS-28 runs concurrent with US-49 for approximately two miles through Magee as a four-lane divided highway before splitting off south. The US-49 and MS-28 interchange is the primary commercial freight intersection in the city.

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